Confusion abht health drinks for kids.

My elder one s 3 years old. He s weak according to his age group ..I want to start health drink . Horlicks ,peadiasure or bournvita which one s safe for kids any one pls give me advise..

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Hey dear as a mother I understand ur suitation but dear health drinks as hournvita,peadiasure or any health drinks s not safe as its contains sugar nd preservatives which s not safe 4 kids so avoid it ..instead of health drink give almond milk ,fruit shakes ,dry fruit powder nd mix in milk nd give it to ur kid .its safe ,healthy nd helpful in weight gains too..nd wit this add green vegetables fresh fruits nuts ,oats ,ragi ,ghee ,paneer in diet it's also helpful in Increasing weight try it ..I also give all these to my kids too .u can try it dear..
Kritika Mittal Newbie 4 years ago • 0
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Beta, it's completely understandable to feel concerned when your little one seems weaker than his age group. My first and most important advice is to please consult your pediatrician before starting any health drink for your 3-year-old. A doctor can accurately assess his growth, identify any specific nutritional gaps, and then recommend if a supplement is needed and which one would be most appropriate and safe for his age and health condition. Sometimes, perceived weakness can be due to various factors that only a medical professional can diagnose.

While popular, drinks like Horlicks, PediaSure, or Bournvita are primarily nutritional supplements, and not a replacement for a healthy diet. Focus on providing a well-balanced, homemade diet rich in whole grains, pulses (dal), fresh fruits, vegetables, and milk. These natural foods are always the best source of nutrients for a growing child. If your doctor does recommend a specific supplement, ensure it complements his meals rather than replacing them.

Megha Malhotra Newbie 4 days ago • 0